Effect
Mark
Mark noun - The power to bring about a result on another.
Usage example: a person of some mark in the field of evolutionary biology
Effect is a synonym for mark in impression topic. Sometimes you can use "Effect" instead a noun "Mark", if it concerns topics such as importance.
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| full | full effect | full mark |
| special | special effect | special mark |
| exact | exact effect | exact mark |
| similar | similar effect | similar mark |
| Other adjectives: common, complete, original, single, obvious, visible, nasty, powerful, real, huge, little, bad, lasting, permanent, strange, different, magical. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Super Senses: The main effect of the Mark, along with enhanced speed and reflexes.
Source: Video Game / Mark of the Ninja - Dark variant in the Daredevil movie, where a woman screaming offscreen after Bullseye misses his mark is used for this same effect.
Source: That Poor Cat - Many women in The Mark of the Lion wish they had this effect on the gladiators, but Julia is the one to have it (accidentally) on Atretes.
Source: The Dulcinea Effect
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